Christian Care Connect vs. Find Faith Therapy Growth

Christian Care Connect and Find Faith Therapy both address Christian audiences. The useful comparison is therefore what you pay and how each directory supports your independent practice. Find Faith Therapy Growth offers a Christian counselor profile, sharing tools, a private request inbox, and detailed reporting for $179.88 annually or $16.79 monthly. Christian Care Connect advertises provider listings starting at $15.95 a month.

Growth's regular annual bill is modestly lower than twelve payments at CCC's starting monthly rate. CCC's starting monthly payment is lower than Growth's monthly payment. For eligible NCCA members, Growth's annual discount makes the price difference larger. These details matter more than calling either platform universally cheaper.

Published by Find Faith Therapy, one of the platforms compared. Prepared with AI assistance. Public prices and features checked October 7, 2026. All amounts are USD; independent counselors set and collect their counseling fees separately.

Compare the bill you would actually choose

CCC's listing offer advertises a starting price of $15.95 monthly. Twelve payments at that amount total $191.40. Its page describes $249 per year as an earlier offer, so that older number should not be used to inflate today's comparison. The final amount for your provider category and any additional requirements should be confirmed with CCC.

The current Growth options are:

• Regular annual Growth: $179.88 paid upfront, $11.52 below twelve CCC starting-rate monthly payments.
• Monthly Growth: $16.79 per month, $0.84 above CCC's advertised starting monthly rate. Twelve Growth monthly payments total $201.48.
• Eligible NCCA member annual Growth: $134.91 after the 25% annual discount, $56.49 below twelve CCC starting-rate monthly payments.

For the NCCA discount, a current-year membership card must pass the automatic check before discounted checkout and each discounted annual renewal; otherwise the regular annual price applies. Monthly billing, organization plans, and session fees are excluded, and discounts cannot be combined. An annual upfront price is not an installment payment. If a current-year card is accepted after a full-price annual renewal, FFT automatically refunds 25% of the unused part of that term. On the pricing page, choose See NCCA member pricing for the current offer and card terms.

Both platforms have a Christian focus

Find Faith Therapy is Christian-founded and Christian-led. Growth is designed around independent Christian counselors and helps them explain their services, faith approach, self-attested qualifications, availability, and contact preferences.

CCC's about page explicitly describes a Christian directory built by the American Association of Christian Counselors. Its Christian purpose is an existing strength, not a missing feature. A shared faith focus does not make the two offers identical: their provider categories, profile process, education benefits, and software tools still deserve comparison.

If Christian company leadership matters to you, FFT's stated identity belongs in the decision. It should accompany concrete features and pricing rather than replace those checks.

Growth gives you a focused sharing and reporting workflow

Growth includes a self-managed public profile, private introduction-request inbox, unlimited introduction requests, Share Kit, profile guidance, and Featured Counselors eligibility. Its detailed reporting covers profile views, request totals, sources, trends, follow-up history, and a monthly directory report.

That combination is useful when you want to keep your public information current, share the same profile through your existing contacts, and review where recorded interest originated. You can update your availability and service description as the practice changes. Featured eligibility has conditions and does not guarantee placement, inquiries, or clients.

CCC also publishes profile views and clicks analytics. Reporting is not exclusive to FFT. Compare the specific information you need to see rather than assuming a named analytics feature proves the same depth—or superior results—on both sites.

Count CCC's education and onboarding benefits fairly

CCC's provider join page describes three free continuing-education courses, marketing resources, and a provider's control over fees and referrals. Those may be worthwhile if you will use them. FFT Growth is not advertised here as a continuing-education subscription.

CCC says licensed applicants have their license checked and unlicensed providers complete a background check. It includes categories such as pastoral counselors and coaches alongside licensed providers. FFT's current public directory accepts Christian counselors with a supported self-described scope; a pastor or coach does not become eligible merely by selecting a label without truthfully describing that scope.

FFT's listing workflow is self-managed after its billing, profile-completion, and self-attestation requirements are met. FFT does not independently verify or approve listing claims. CCC's published onboarding checks and FFT's self-attestation model are different responsibilities, not evidence that either guarantees suitability or safety. A Christian credential, membership, or listing is not proof of state mental-health licensure.

Use a two-directory decision note

Hypothetical buyer example: A solo Christian counselor can afford an annual bill and wants to choose between these two directories. Their decision note separates three questions:

1. Cash flow: Regular annual Growth is $179.88 now. CCC's advertised starting amount is $15.95 each month. The $11.52 yearly difference is real but small; monthly flexibility may matter more. An eligible NCCA member's $134.91 annual Growth offer changes that comparison.
2. Education: If the counselor will use CCC's included CE courses, they should check the course requirements and count that benefit. Do not assign invented savings to courses they do not need.
3. Reporting and sharing: If the counselor needs Growth's Share Kit, detailed sources, and monthly report, record those tools as useful. Ask CCC about any reporting detail its public pages do not resolve, rather than labeling it absent.

Finish the note with your exact scope, final offer, and the first profile or sharing task you will complete. The example illustrates a purchase decision, not either directory's performance.

Growth offers a clear combination of Christian counselor focus, self-managed visibility, and sharing/reporting tools. Its annual price is lower than twelve CCC starting-rate payments, with additional annual savings for eligible NCCA members. CCC deserves consideration for its own Christian focus, monthly starting price, and education benefits. Review Growth's included tools and billing options against the parts of the offer your practice will actually use. Choose Explore counselor plans and tools there for the detailed setup and reporting overview.